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I have done, I am doing, the best that I can. Sometimes I’m impatient. Other times, my heart is so filled with love that it spills over into tears. Sometimes I feel resentful and trapped. Other times, I am flooded with guilt for feeling that way. Aren’t we supposed to take care of each other, especially those we love?

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There are so many negative jokes and so much stigma attached to women who get dumped — especially while pregnant. Even worse, we’re often expected to do all of the hard parts of parenting alone while making our children available to the whims of their (frequently irresponsible) fathers. If we don’t do that, and we don’t facilitate a parent-child relationship for them, we’re typically seen as bitter, jaded, and simply spiteful shrews who couldn’t get past the fact that a man didn’t want us anymore.

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There’s also the fear that if we’re open to personal change and to someone making an impact on us, that we will lose control. And, many of us are ultimately terrified of losing control. So, what do we do to maintain control? We focus on what we want to say next. We interrupt. We dominate. We raise our voice. And, sometimes we shut down. We find ourselves right back where we were when the conversation started.

That said, if someone doesn’t get that validation, love, and acceptance from you, they will surely get it somewhere else. If you can’t satiate the need right now, someone else can. So “no” really means, “I can’t give you that today. Try elsewhere this time.” Harsh, I know. But if you are a constant source of validation, love, and acceptance for everyone else, chances are that you have no time or energy to give those very same things to yourself.